Latest paper! -> https://t.co/dmhsFcj2NZ
Punchline: How far you think you are from a surface can bias what that surface appears to be made of (and vice versa).
Explainer thread below (1/6)
I’m looking for a postdoc to join my lab at Giessen University @jlugiessen. This is a position funded by the DFG until December 2025 on the topic of action & perception using fMRI and behavioural methods. Please RT! Application deadline 30th of November 2023.
Two exciting weeks ahead, full of haptics! I am very excited to present our work on material discomfort at the Festival of Touch next week. My talk will be in the 'Texture, wetness, and active touch' session on Tuesday. @ResearchINTouch@IASATorg
I’m really pleased to announce the call for our @ARVOJOV JoV special issue on, “Uncertainty in sensory processing and action control”! Submissions now being accepted until March 31, 2024. Please feel free to share and RT. https://t.co/Btk0VOxhQp
Another great #VSS2023! If you weren't able to stop by my poster you can check it out now. We find that people rely heavily on allocentric cues (80%+) and ignore egocentric cues when switching between the real world and VR.
@AndrewYNg Taking potential problems seriously and being able to predict far-reaching consequences are not the same thing. The economic incentives are such that being first trumps being safe. At some point—and maybe we’re already there—the pace of advancement becomes unsafe.
New paper out! Led by @EEMStewart and co-authored with Frieder Hartmann, Yaniv Morgenstern, @katestorrs, and Roland Fleming. See Emma's thread for the summary!! Woop!
Effects of inter-reflections on the correlated colour temperature and colour rendition of the light field | Yu, Wijntjes, Eisemann & Pont | Lighting Research and Technology https://t.co/5YwuTdJIaJ
📢 I'm pleased to finally announce that I'll join @jlugiessen as a Junior Professor! I'm very grateful for this wonderful opportunity and excited about starting my own lab!
When stuff gets old: Material surface characteristics and the visual perception of material change over time | De Korte, Logan & Bloj | Materials & Design https://t.co/HLBIJe8Inw
Vision Science Twitter! I'm putting together a masters course that will focus on *published* debates within the field, drawing from tit-for-tat exchanges between different groups of authors, as well as articles with attached commentaries. What are your favorites of this genre?
@StevenDakin Lu, Z.-L., & Sperling, G. (2002). Stereomotion is processed by the third-order motion system: Reply to comment on “Three-systems theory of human visual motion perception: Review and update.” Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 19(10), 2144–2153. https://t.co/GqroXMGrZp
@StevenDakin Patterson, R. (2002). Three-systems theory of human visual motion perception: Review and update: Comment. Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 19(10), 2142–2143. https://t.co/42CgzLREMQ